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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08

4 twelve-year-old boy named George
W. #. Pemberton left his home, 2j2l
Venable street, December Sd aud has
not since been heard from. He had on
dark clothes, blue jacket, and round cap.
His hair is very light-nearly white in
fact-and is cut very short.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08

Goto the northwest corner OF Main and
Tenth streetsif You want pair Of Shoes
to suit you They are selling one pair
ut time. Bargains Tor you Mr.. Hooper
is trustee.
Sale continues at 10 A. NJ. to- day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
Death OF Prominent Citizen or OK
ford.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.l


OXFORD, n. G., December il. II.
Curren died last night. lie was one of
our most prominent and popular citi-
zens. He WIS q devoted member of the
Baptist church. lie leaves a widow and
one child. He was one of the largest
and most successful tobacco-buyers IN
the State. Our town has sustained an
almost irreparable loss. He will be
hurled 10. morroR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
y.cnueies an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

have been satisfactorily filed by mer-
chants applying at the Old Dominion
Business College, 1901 Main street.
Other young men of ability now in at
tendance will soon be ready to take posi-
tons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
DEAD TaE STREETS.
An Unknown woman the Subject
Chs. Baker and TEts Enemies


An aged colored woman. while going
up Marshall street near Nineteenth yes
terday afternoon about $50 o'clock.
staggered and fell, and in fifteen minutes
T expired. Her name and whore she came
from could not be ascertained. although
great crowd gathered TO see the BODY.
Ii seemed probable that she was lust
from the country. She was neatly
r'ssed and had with her an old oil-cloth
bag OF the carpet-baR shape. On the
inner side of II was the name 1" Nciie
Gcee0.' In her pocket.book was found
Sl62 in coin.
Not having anywhere else to take the
remains. Coroner Taylor hired wagon
and ordered the driver to proceed to the
morgue at the Medical College Here
Chris Baker came ont and helped 10 take
the corpse into the buildng His pres
ence was the occasion Of some un,ivil
remarks from the attending crowd OF
dorkeys, who did not know that the sole
object of the Coroner was TO place the
old woman where her friends could come
and identity her and claim the body for
burial
Chris Baker has been off the Medical
College grounds only once since the
middle of February that was on elec-
tlon-day, when his enemies concluded q
truce with him so far as to send car
rage 10 take him TO the polls 20 vote
lie went. voted, and returned. The
hostility of the colored population
against Chris is because they think he is
a "body-snatcher" He might have
been once but is not Dow-that trade
went into an "innocuous dcsuotude
wien the anatomy bill was passed.
Feast Of tlie immaculate Conception.
To-day on every spot where priest
and an altar are found the Catholic
Church celebrate with great pOmp the
solemnitv of the Immaculate Conception.
1t is also one of the four days of the
year on which Bishop Keane pontificates.
Owing to his absence from this country
he has not performed this ceremony
since last Christmas.
Whilst he celebrates mass every morn
i g, whether at home or abroad except
on Good Friday and Holy Saturday, the
Bishop pontificates only four times in
the year-namely, at Easter, Pentecost,
Immaculate Conception, and Christmas.
The meaning OF this ceremony is the
singing of the mass by the Bishop vested
in pontifcal robes. with mitre and GRO
zier, and the solemn papal blessing
which bishop can only give four times
year Ill his own diocese.
Very Rev. 4. Van de Vyver will act rs
notary in reading the customary papers,
and hevs. L. NJ. Tierney and +. NJ. Diu-
Deen viii act as deacon and sub-deacon.
About forty altar boys, in charge of Bro
ther Michael, will assist in the ceremo-
MES, which will begin at 103 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08

Go to the northwest cornerof Main and
Tenth streets if you want pair of Shoes
to suit you. They are selling one pair
at a time. Bargains for you. Mr.. Hooper
is trustee.
Sale continues at 10 A. NJ. to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

DECkABkR Z, IseI.
Business to-day on Change was hardly as live
ly a. yesterday, though we have better loose
breaks to-day with much coming IN for Thurs
Days sale. Lugs and common grades at 90
41(c we're very strong, while the higher grades
sold M 10 II &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08

90 to the northwest corner of Main
and Tenth streets if you want pair OF
Shoes to suit you. They are selling one
pair at time. Bargains for you. Mr.
Hooper is trustee.
Sale continues at 10 A. NJ. to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
Entertainment or msJor-Generai
garnahno.

Major-General CANADIAN, head OF the
Uniform Rank. Knights Of Pythias. ar
rived 10 the city yesterday by the fast
mail from Washington de was met at
the depot By some Of the most promi.
uent Pythians OF the city and escorted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
a Quarter niliiOD-DOilar Fire la
Montgomery, Alta.

by telegraph u the Diapstch.l
MONTGOMERY, ALA, December T.
The largest fire in Montgomery's his
tory broke out on the east side OF Com
merce street between II and o'clock
this morning. Greil Brothers & Co..
wholesale grocers, lost on store and
stock sl20,OOO-insured for $4,000;
Hobbie " league, Wholesale gocers,
stock and store, loss about S50, 600
largely covered by insurance; Warren
& Co, wholesale grocers, loss on stock
330, 000-insurance about half and con-
siderable amount saved. 4 building on
Bibb street was destroyed, involving IA
loss of $50, 0O0 or $40. 900, being ratum's
Soda Water Factory and Sable's Leather
aud Fur Depot. Tho total loss is over
$3.50, OCO. At one time both sides of
Commerce street was threatened, but
the wind and bountiful supply of water
interpOsed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
BENNINGTON TYPE Writers.

~ ~ U w Il " Vt
III MEssRs. WiCOFF, sEAAANS & BkSE-
the papers VI that city yesterday All wrilisR-
machines 10 speed test Mr. JOHN y. CUL~
PEPRR. general nlSoeger. 9,5 east Main street.
Is prcpared 20 put machines on trial aud vsose
their advantages over all others IN syoed, w.
fiety OF work. and dcrptility
Call at the ONCE and examine The NEW M
PROVED TYPE-wElIRks, NEW DROP CAbi-
NETS. etc. Dc SIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
Chemistry Of Commerce.

Or. William II. Taylor will deliver a
lecture on the Chemistry of Com
merce Saturday night at 8 o'clock be-
fore the Mechanics Institute, The public
is invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08

A Number OF items from Manchester
ana chesterfield.

About noon yesterday some ex-
element was created on Hull street
by the report being circulated that a
gentleman living near the city bad been
badly cut on the throat aud that he was
in a dangerous condition from loss OF
| blood. When correct information was
received 1t was 10 the effect that Mr..
/ Hanna. living about seven miles from
town, bad fallen ont Of his buggy and
cut HIS face with an axe which nc WAS
| carrying In his hand. a small artery
was severed and blood flowed quite
/ freely. \ messenger was dispatched to
this city and DR.. Ingram drove out and
rendered the necessary attention.
Mr.. PETERSON ARRIVES.
Rev T.. NJ. Peterson, the newly-ap-
I pointed pastor OF the Central Methodist
church, arrived in the city yesterday
morning, accompanied by his family.
He WAS met by several members of his
congregation, and the ladies of the church
had nice dinner prepared at the par
sonage. MIR. Peterson appeared before
ms congregation last night and conducted
the praycr-meeting. He has been
warmly welcomed by all with whom he
has met.
THU DEMOCRATS.
The Central Democratic Club will
hold its regular meeting tomorrow
night at S O'Clock in Temperance Hall,
corner Of Eighth and Hull streets
Then the committee appointed for the
purpose will report bylaws, and other
matters of importance will come up for
consideration. The Democrats of Man
chester are to be congratulated on their
good work in having organized this club,
with Mr. James L. Bradley as its presi-
dent, and other strong clubs in every
ward of the city. These clubs are in
tended to work in conjunction with the
City Democratic Committee. II is
hoped that these organizations will not
be permitted to die down.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The Chesterfield County Court meets
on Monday next.
The City Council meets at 1880 o'clock
tomorrow night. The water question
viii probably not be taken up at this
meeting, as the committee is not ready
to report.
There was hut one case on the Mayors
Court docket yesterday, and in that the
party accused with assaulting a child
who had been bailed on his own recog-
nizaDce, failed to appear.
1t is probable that at this session Of
the General Assembly bill will be in
troduced amending the citys charter so
as to give the Police Justice power to
try ordinance violations.
invitations are ont for the marriage OF
Mr.. William Michaux, of PowhataD, to
Miss Olivia Byrd Sublett, OF Manchester.
The ceremony will take place at the
Meade Memorial church on the 18th of
December.
Mr.. George w. Meredith, Of Spartans
burg, formerly of this city, who is here
on a visit, will carry his family to his
southern home the latter part of next
week.
The bazaar being conducted at Gers
ley's Hall by the ladies of the Baptist
church will close tonight. The pro-
gramme of entertainment last night was
of a very interesting character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
sennnIairia.

Why do school girls like northeast
winds? 1t brings chaps to their lips.
should it bring colds to their heads, let
them take raylor's Cherokee Remedy OF
Sweet Cum and Mullein.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
cmaisrrAx rosrEmENcn.
Meeting oS Leaders or Evangelical
Courchcs fs Washington.

WASHINGTON December 1.-The Gen.
eral Christian Conference, under tho
auspices and direction Of the Evangcli-
cal Alliance for the United States. CT
which William +. Dodge, OF New York,
is president and Rev. Or. josiah Strong,
Of New York. Is general secretary, was
opened in this city this morning in
the Congregational church on the
corner OF Tenth ,and G. streets, north
west. The conference met IN response to
a call issued by the alliance several
months since aud signed by Presidents
McCosh OF Princeton, Hopkins OF VIII
lams, Anderson of Rochester University,
Gilman OF Johns Hopkins, Dwight OF
Yale Rev. DIS Philips Brooks Of Bos-
ton, Cuyler aud StoTs Of brooklyn,
0rmiston and Howard Crosby OF New
York, and a large number OF other emf
nent clergy men and laymen from all OF
the evangelical denominations in this
country. 1t is stated that the
object OF the conference is TO
discuss measures upon which ell
these denominations may be brought
TO unite 10 meet certain new and press
ing emergencies which have arisen in
connection with the great increase OF
wealth. business, immigration, changed
relations Of labor and capital, and the
great and growing percentage OF orr
population who are not church members
or attendants.
The Congregational church. in which
the conference met and which is one
OF the largest in Washington, was com-
pletely filed when President Dodge
called the meeting TO order. Addresses
were made 10y President Dodge, ex-
President John Jay, and Rev. DR.. An
dTews, of Washington. Rev. DR.. Daniel
Dorchester, of Boston, read paper on
the "City as Peril which was dis
cussed by o number Of delegates.
Ex-Justice strong. OF the Supreme
Court OF the United States presided at
the afternoon session. and Senator Col
quit, of Georgia, at the evening SEES
SION.
The delegates have been invited to
visit the White House Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08

WEDNESDAY, December 2. 1887.
sArEs-FIRsT BoARD.-I.C0O Richmond city 6's
at III, 1909 DO. a. NJ; 1900 Petersburg class
atl0i.
SECOND BoARp.-2.aOO Richmond city Ss at
ia loo DO at 1855; $500 Virginia new ss at OK,
800 10. fTacu0nal at e..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08

cy would bring about destruction OF
this industry, and the same policy OF re-
duction or the abolition OF the tariff
would end in disaster TO all other indus
trial productive enterprises of the coun-
try"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
Masonic 0mcers.

The Masonic Temple Association has
reelected oil Of its officers. as follows
Judge B. h. Wexford, Jr., president
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
nae Assoe,a.ion meeting Postponed

The meeting of the Bar Association of
Richmond. which was to have been held
at 10 o'clock this morning, has been
postponed until January.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
rnnfe.,eh sannsa Cnae..

Some papers have been received by
the Clerk OF the House in the cases OF
contested elections in Princess Anne,
Lunenburg, and Patrick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08

1lf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
OTHER LOCAL NEWS.
.r,ns Of TIE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS
eS'' OF THE SENATE.
titan. for Members Of the Senate
stsneips cOmmi'tess-united
states Senator.

Democratic members of The
.bI3 an adjourned conference il
a. :. nate chamber last night to re-
" and net on the report OF the com
90 amounted the night before tc
go. be Standing committees for the
This committee consisted OF
s. Vea,ou Ciustcad OF Hurt
ne. STABLES. Ellyson. and Jones.
h.'-.' ,.nf'rrncc was called 10 order
.t,rs o'clock 10y MIR. koiner. IFS
s....so eni MI LOvcustcin was pres
'...s...esry. This committee sub,
l .. report, in which several
l..s v,rc made, after winch 1t was
'.r whom ,he Senate IS ready for
go. .,s morning VII. Loyenstein
AIR resolution appointing the
..f.l.. as follows;
-...ri Elections: Ncs-rs. Jones. ivy
blackstone. Moore, Smooi, Arthur,
- ana Nacco. .
4 t.-.. Nc.srs. Backbone. Bib,
... Jones. eoriOn, Moore, hari.ton,
IT,. snf Nance. ~
Re-
tsl Internal Navigation. Ncssrs.
d. ereo ' El.l9ns Moore
and Mils
sass We Hc-sr ;,.- aG.ne'is az " TX
D.. p se.. hcFcr. cpd Houston.
N's-'s Ao' e...'''ii
La r. v.!'onait. as Griscs
..r,. e.i Towns; ee@sfs klly-cn'
r.. vr-. ''''' '''' '' ''
vaaz: Mes-rs. fdnuoas,
Y .r., ,.a.n'.' Gillespie "fisss'
Co... v..-. smhha. Twvnau.
l. i ton. Barnes Mel o.
"a .... ... ,.,u...,. Ne,
lr Daane. Gee, ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, December Cotton steady: sales
to-day. 81 bales uplands, l0hc. Orleans. lOisc.
Southern -four steady. Wheat opened weak,
soon declined A1Isc. with free selling, efter-
wards ruled stronger, and reacted lAaiAc.,
closing firm ~ about tho best; spot aatc. lower,
closing stronger; No. 2 red, DecemDer sgh q
q0Ec.; January, 9iia9lAc.; May, S3 i3-l6a9jhc.
Coru-Spot opened lalbc. lower, closing ha,sc.
better; spot trading slow; No. = December.
G9Ac: January. 61Aa63kc May. 6l&a63Tc.
Oats lower. closing stronger; trade moderate;
No. 9, December UHaSRc.: January, SKA
3sac. May, SSa4a39fsc. No. 2. spot, Nala3sbc. {;
mixed western, 36a39c. Hops dun. COiiee-falr
Rio quiet at flsa$iS25; options opened 10a.0
points lower, closing stronger; No Z Rio, De-
Gem Der, fl5atl5 %; January, sA61aii4SQ; May,
sii408si4 So. Sugar dull, nominal, and I'M
changed MOlas5es squiet and steady. Rice
steady Cotton seed Oil-3i43i NC for crude; f2c.
for refined. Resin quiet at Si.05atl 10. Tur-
pentine quiet at 6hc. Wool quiet and easy.
Pork moderately active and steady. Beef in
light demand. Middles dun. Lard opened lea
IL points lower. later recovered, closing arm
after fair business; January, T.iSat.03; May,
{1s2as753 Freights dull.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. ND. December 7.-Cotton easier
and dull middling, 1890. Flour firm. with
hardening tendency; Howard street aud western
super. s237at275; DO. extra, sSRs3.6O do family,
g. 95asLS5; city mills super. s2.S1ai2 80; do ex-
ira. s3as&62; do Rio brands. S4.5OaS47 20; Pa
tapsco superlative patent, $3.50; do. family,
1918 Wheat-southern firm; red. SSag0c
ambor. 90a92c. western lower aud quiet: No. 2
winter red. spot aud December. AkaH hc;
January, So as6asc.: February. SSAaSsc; May,
% a9ic. Corn Southern frmer; white and
yellow, 56a57c western lower and dun; mixed,
spot, new. 5jc, bid year. 55kaJ6c.; January,
50 1880: February. NAa5sHc.; steamer.
55hc. asked. Oats nrrn. with active demand:
southern aud Pennsylvania, 3ia3sc.; western
white. 3Sa39c. western mixed. 3Ja36c. Rye hrm
az 62aG3c. Hay dull and easy: prime 20 choice
western, si3aslJ. Provisions steady aud quiet.
Mess pork. Sl5.25. Bulk meats-shoulders and
clear rio ST les (pack edl ~ aud Sc. Bacon-Shoul-
ders, 7pas4c. clear rib Sides 9kc. hams. lea
l23ic. Lard-Renned, Skc. Butter arm; west
cru packed. 17as0c. creamery, 2ia2Oc. Eggs
steady at 2ia25c. lined, l6aisc Petroleum
steady rofned, nc. Coffee easy aud duh; hio
carsOes, Ordinary to fair i7<alsc. Sugar high
er; \ soft, &C.. c0pper-rehned, higher and active
at i4hc. Whiskey steady at sl.4eiii5. Freights
20 Liverpool per steamer dull: cotton. IS. 3gd. I;
-four, Is. Cd: grain. a.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. December lash quotations we're
Flour quiet, steady, firm. aud unchanged. No. 2
red wheat. re No. 2 corn, 1870. No. y ogts,
30a304c Mess-pork, fl4.60asit70. Lard, s7..7Ha
$3.50 ShOrt-rib sides tloosel, SIPS. Dry-salted
shoulders boxed, s. 90tsAg0. Whiskey, sii0.
Leading futures ranged:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
'sThree Black CIOakS" at the Theatre
Last Night.

Bucalossi's comic opera "Three Black
Cloaks was producedat the Theatre last
night. under the direction of Professor
Intropidi, for the benefit of the Retreat
for the Sick. A large house was present,
and the performance, considering the
fact that amateurs entirely took part in
it, was given in a very creditable and
pleasing manner.
The following was the cast:
Don Philip Of Arracon. King Consort Mr.. Ire-
oell jenkins Don joe, Lord chamberlain, Mr.
Conway Myers; Don LUIS de ROsamOnte, Mr..
Walter Mercer; DrOmer, Miller, Mr.. Watkins
Noryell; NiColo, Farmer, Mr.. Willard Swee-
ney; Tomaso, Taiors Boy, Nj. George H.
Trueman: Lacic, n Tsilor's Boy. Mr.. Ellis Bur-
nett: A Courier, Mr.. Robert Wood PEDRO, a
Peasant, Mr.. George McGilvray Queen Isabel,
Miss Ida Outcalt: GirOla. Niece 10 NicoiO, Miss
Matte Ready IDez, Miss Ella {. Bowls Maila'
Miss f. Franklin; Teresa, Maid OF Honor, Miss
Clara Ready.
All acquitted themselves we'll Mr..
Norvell mace quite a hit with his song,
"Never in This Wide, Wide World, " IN
which he introduced many local hits.
Miss Matte Ready was excellent She
sings well, dances with extreme delicacy,
and acts well She is quite pretty.
Messrs. jenkins, Mercer, and Connie
Mvers-" the great and only also de-
serve mention. The chorus sang very
well and showed good training, but few
of the ensembles lacked vim. The cos
tunes were an important feature. They
were all very elegant and pretty. 1t Is
hoped the house will be crowded to-
NIGHT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine, az JOss2.75; supernue, s2.7Ja
1926; extra, slj0aSl1j; family, siaA5O; patent
family, country, a. 7jaH.25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08

Besides, this ordinance will enable the
Superintendent If the Works 10
uaAc better showing Of what is done
iu the department Whatever gas is
used publicly Will be credited, and 10y the
addition Of 30 cents to It's supposed cost
% wiii make a % per cent better show
ine at tine end Of The fiscal year. Tho
ordnance will not add one cent TO the
CITY r revenue, except in the economy 1t
causes, aud it vii certainly not take
anything from IT,
uo Board Of Aldermen. il is thought,
vii pass the ordinance when il comes
before them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08

E,EAST.-THE LADIES OF WEST.
4 MAIN-STRREr BAPTIST CHURCH. WILL
HAVE Feast ar THklk CHURCH MKT
THURSDAY AID FRIDAY NiGBf2. ihs Hh
1hes wiii 10 glad 70 serve AL who come Win
nice supper. "a s&S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
Market firm.

Market nrm.
QUOTATIONS..
MIDDLING. 97Sc.
Low MIDDLING. exc.
GOOD ORDINARY, $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
CINCINNATI.

Sc Lovls, December I. Flour ormer. Wheat
xaie higher; No red, sosns0Ac,; Janu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08

On Friday and Saturday evenings and
Saturday matinee Gilmore's Devils
Auction will be given at the Theatre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08
BALTIMogg STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK FxcHaYGs

BALTIMORE, Nd. December 7.-virginia Sc,
consolidated, 40; le.40s, 36H new 3s, ooh. BID
fO-lnE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-08

REVIEW OF The CHICAGO AAdKEJS.
CHICAGO. December 7.--Alost OF the ixodine at
the opening OF the board to-day was Ia corn.
The crowd forced II from the Opening II 61Ac.
down 70 5lac for May. IL went back 10 57ac.. but
was not strong. May wheat opened al HAc.;
sid on 90 s3Ac.. when corn weal eued. and then
went up 70 sac again. May pork opened 81
si4.01 aud also followed corn. Wheat was the
strongest article. During the hrst hour Nay
went up % size. and held IN that yicinity
while corn went back TO SsHc. Al the end
Of the nrst hour, however, corn had recovered
some II its strength aud Il advanced u Akc.
May PORK which vas recorded above opened at
Si400 advanced 20 $3.50, and thep dropped back
70 Sl490 asain. On a later bulge IN cora Il went
mp TO si5 0ek. aud II stood very close 10 that
ngure ut l0.30 o'clock. As the day advanced II
became evident that there was quite astroBg IN
dertone 10 the gram market and both corn and
wheat DID better The closing prices Of leading
futures were: May wheat. S5hc.; May corn,
1Ac.; May oats, 3S'5aS3yc. January PORK,
tiL1H January lard. Ni0.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. December Flour easier. Whea,
weaker: No. : red offered al Sc. Corn dull:
No mixed. s5kc oals duh. No. 2 mixed,
3iKc. PORK IN hrnt aemand Lard dull q,
tzS7h. Buis-meats IN mo ierate demand. short
ribs, Sl.eS ass BACON firm short clear, sS1a.
Nbiskey arm ~ <i.0a hogs steady. coasinon
aud uEhh sAsoas4iU; packing and ba1hers',
ST. LOUIS
Sc louis, December Z. Flour armer. Wheat
xaie higher; No . red, soansoAs; Janur
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-04
Items from Laahaiua

Al occasional correspondent sends the fo!-
lJEl1z C1-ss from LzhzI1z.
LzEzl1z : very marty dry. It's normal coz
5iti01
ne Up rips o. the ". G. Hall completed
2 csl-r-y q trips and Captain Bates regsIsi
tLz PASSENGERS on shIp's TURKEY II e5zse-
G-zDcs- SHIPS tEEsey walks q fU1r legs
and ms horns
ne Oh Gibson ho1s= II L-zizils has bean
iszs=d 30 1lr. Evans. the deputy sheriff.
iL= deputy sE=rIT a. Lzhainz Is doing
good EO-k n s1ppEessing tha Iiqu0r bus
NESS j Clllzusu VS. convicted On appeal
las. I1ss1zy, and sly gEOg sailing 5 bsc3m-
ING rsEy business
The LzEzi1s Nil I'll start Up again II
November and take Of good crop.
ne Espect0E-GeusEzI OF Schools spent :
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